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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
Gmbroiberie 0euartentett.


Mir TT redt .pobl -fo ausgerubtl
Sd mar geuiB iebr trant, benn i9 bin
nod bertporren in nleinem Gopfe unb
fann mid i9tuer befinben. Gagen
sic, liebe WilImers, ni9t tpabr, i1
bin gan5 Derarmt?
Gana Derartat 1T 9eiemarb, tbeuetes
Grdulein, ber 10 reid an Sers unb
j @eiif lit tpie Sic.
8itie, uei9en Sic mir ni6t aus.
Sd weiB es ia tpie6er genau. Mein
Sbeim bat mid betrogen = unb M6us
ner! M9 ia, bas tpar an Dem Mbenb,
tpo er mir iagte, baB i'd iferben tthiIe.
6reilif, freili6! 1lnb bann fiel Der
Sobteni9d6el auf mid berab = n,ein
armer 9opf, ite griff fi@ mad ber gfar<
be, bic ibr bon Dem Gtltr3 als 2inb ges
blieben mar: @erabe bierber. Das
that 10 tpebe. Nber i9 fiibIte es nidt
in nteiner Mn9H unb las in bem Bu9e
iiber bic 6er3trantbeiten. l1nb bamn
fam mir ber ginfaG = Der entiebIi@e
= BON Der etpieen gta9t unb benz etpiz
gen 5@meigen. - Damn - ia, bann
OerIor i9 bas> 8epuBtfein. 8, g8ills
mers, bite. MAIDEN Sic bel, baB i6
oas 2i6t febe = 10 lange i@ irgenb
fam.
Mann fommt M6llner tpieber?
ST TIT bier nit ieiner Jrau Mama.
Der 6errf6aften finb gang berausse<
3ogen. I'm iie be6er pflegen 3u f6nnen
= unb bie Grau Mfutter bat es fi9
ri9t nebmen lafien, ben 0errn Sobn
10 biel als m6gli9 al ,tnterttben. M1
mein 6immeI, spie baben fi9 bic guten
9eute um Sic sedngitistl Ser 0err
profefor III ui@t BON Sbrem Bette ges
tpi9en unb iieht gang libel aus bon
benz bielen Wa9en.
@rneffine blidte in tiefer genegung
bnr iih bin.
9arf i6 jbn ni6t bereinlaHen, ben
guten 9errn2 fragte bic Willmers.
gitten Sic iba au comment
Die Wiumers brau9te ibn ni9t erlt
au bolen = er fanb f1on unter Der
$blr.
grneEiine, iaste er unb sab iid5 ale
Mbe, gefaBt au i6eiuen. grne{tine,
ipie iff Sir2
@ut. rtein Greunbl ld6eIte ie unb
tfredte bic 9anb nod ibn aug. - So
bannes, mas bait 9u fiir mid aethan |
Wie unb tpomit iol cine Sterbenoe Dir
iol6e Opfer lobnen9
@rneitine, rief Sobannes uno 3og If.
re 9aHo an feline 2ippen: Du biit in
einem Srrtbun, in ben i9 Did ges
fiir3t. Nlles, mas i6 Sir iiber Deis
men t6rperli1en. 3uitanb iagte, be-
rubt auf fali9en 8orausfebungen.
Mas i'd fitr Symphonic zines 1roni.
fden 2eibens bielt, par ni6ts iueiter
aIs bas 6erannaben biefer fduereu
aeuten 9ranfbeit.
(Gortietuns foIet.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23

ct. bate ibn besbalb bel @eri6t ber>
tlagt, tuofiir peaie ibm &a6e f@Dur.
IS iinb 3eugen norbanben, baB ct Of
fentli9 geiagt bat: er tperbe @tonebras
fer BET Der erfen @elegenbeit tDbten.
W. 3. Stouebrafer mar erf 26 - %
Sabre alt, elmer unierer gea9tetfen
Wdtbiirger unb febr ru5igen, angeneb.
mer gbarafters, ipesbaIb man ieinen
Sob algemeim bebaHerf. Nls Gon1table
unb Stabtmaribal mar er elm tpabrer
Grieoensbeamter, ba er bur9 ieine2euts
feligfeit bic erbiBten Gemiitber ifets au
befdnftigen un6 ab5ufiiblen nerffanben
bate. Sobn peafe mar unier Sanss
meiiter unb Muifant bel ameritanild5en
BdQen uno 1T 6esbalb cine tpoblbe>
fannte peri6nli6feit.
9err Gelir Srenteren TT am iSreitag
Mbenb bon 8runsmid, 8a., abgereiif
unb miro an, Mitttpo1 tpieoer bier In
NorttoDn eintreffen, uno fiir ad6fen
Sonntag (28.) 3 l1br Na9mittag lit
bic Weriammlung anberaumt, I'm bic
Srganiiation Der rOo RI t o tp n sc o.
ME gfIan3gefeIlf@aftA gu
bollenben. Nlle, Die f9 fur bic 6a6e
intereiiiren, tperben erfu9t, amtpeIeno
gu fein. 0err SremereD bat mod cine
Suite sMai6ine entbedt (bie gbeIpnei6e
In Wefe poiut, @a.), tpeld5e nur l5O
pfunb tpiegt; er iuirb ielbe iofort in
@albeiton fertigitellen lailen unb in tue=
nigen Sagen f6on gum gutfafern Der
Suteftengel in gereitf9aft baIten.
"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
QuddfSdlbere mfd,t,

@iemanb bari es ii9 erIanben, nod at erpe.
rimentiren urO iberaG berumsuquadIalbern,
penn feline 2unsen in @efabr finb. Dis
S6pinblu@t tritt in ibren Anfanaen im,ner
oils cine art bon Grfdltuns auf. gaiemanb
laiie ii9 bon irsenb einem gambler cine iener
biaisen unO bertbloien Ha9abmunaen bon
Or. Sings neuer gntbeduns fir @dbinbindt
nno &atarr6 aufi6mdsen, ionoern iberseuae
ii9. oaB er ftet8 bas d9te unb ri9tige WtitfeI
erbalt. Siele faufen jene sfadabmungen, neil
6ieielben etpaS billiser Gnb. Mber man IaTe
fid ba6ntd ni9t lire fabren, lonbern beifebe
barauf Or. Sings ueue gntbednng au erbal-
ten, bon ipelder sarantirt ipirb, bab fie geaen
ale eeisen Der 2unse, Der aebIe unb ber atb.
mnnssorsone iiberbaupt abbiilfe f6afft.
grobe,Glafden gratis su baben in ber gpo.
tbete bon u. Oreib. Preis Der sroben Gla.
idleu 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
Bon @ictpria aus tpurben in

Son 9ictoria aus uurben in Der
NIT benz 20. Mugufi eubenben Wo9e
162 Stiid pferbe uab 595 Ropf Htnbs
bieb Derf6ifft; bic preiie fiir leBteres
bleiben nod ittimer riebrig, 10 berfaufte
). Soups 70 R6pfe gutter breiidbrlger
99la6to6ien ftir $13 per Gtiif.-Sie
Steuerrolen fiir 8ictoria @ountD fiir
1877 tueifen einen fleinen Wertbiibess
f@nb gegen bas @ortabr auf; bic So.
taliuntme Der @teuerabfddBung betrdgt
$4.5S1 $40, trob bet ,iebrigen us.
f9dbung bes 0iebs, bas gountp bat
1881 pferbe, 81, 1886 Stad Minobieb,
3446 S6weine, 2910 S6afe unb sos
3iegen; bas fit Steuer3mede einges
t9dBte 8ano betrdgt $40, ,225 Mder unb
bic @eiammtiumme bet 5teuern fir
Staat unb Gountb: $35, ,464.78.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
Gin aefamSer aRaaem

III elm Sepen, mad bem f6 Sauienbe unierer
bbspeptif6en 2amosleute ber9ebens febnen, unb
nm fid 6enfelben 3u berfdaifen, btrfdluden iie
obne erfolg biel Msbi;in. gs sisbt pabrfdein.
lid sesen fein eeiben 70 biele ansebliGe @litteI
als eesen bie Obapepiie. Der Mann bes Sum-
bugs lpiro behdnOig nit bem @elDe Oerienisen
lberfdpemnt. bic Elm Ulittel mad, bem anoeren
IN Der bersebli6sn Soifnung berTnden, iid, ipe.
ntgfenS etipaS Grlei9terans su perIdaffen.
Die Grfabrnns fat seI.brt. baB S Soitetter's
WagenbitterS Elm Tlittel sar gertreibuno
Der 9bspebiie III, auf bas man itd fen berlaiIea
tam. aein Seilmittel bat ii9 in metr ais brei
Sabraebnten eineu fol6sn gnf erporbeu, unb
teins bat fold unbeldrdntten drstliden 8eifall
erbalten. 60 1T Elm ausss3ei6nees Rrafii.
eunssmittsl, ni6t nur neil eS oas 8lut berei.
dert, fonbern aud, neil es ben Stublsaaa, bic
aiersn unb bic Blafe eriinbIid, reauiirt. Die
nerboien Sbmptcme iperbea sstp6bnli6 burd
bisies Mittsl beieitist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
9lus W,nInut Ghrinns heri

aus Walnut Springs beriAtet
man: Die Sopograpben Der Mbtbeis
lung. pel9e bier ulter Der 2eitung bon
$. 6. Wallaee fit bic Ser. 6taatens
&egiernns bic 8ermeiIung bes 2anbes
bornebmen, finb serabe nit ben Mrbeis
ten in benz @ountp 8osque fertig ges
tporoen. Da bic barometriIbe Dafis
ft6 in Gronnmoob befinbet, 1T bic bic.
fige Mbtbeiluug auBsr Stanb, bic ges
naue 96be Der berl9iebeuen punfte su
beitimmen; mad ibrer Nnga6e lieet
Walnut,Sprinss In Golse beFen unges
f1br 700 Sub iiber bem MeeresIpieael.
gs miro nod etma elm Sabr ober Ian.
ger bauern, big iiber bic gepIogil9e gil.
onng ber biefgen @esenb genaue 6ors
fGungen angefellt unb feiie &eluIta!e
9etuonnen fein tperben. Die Nermeis
lungs sG6ibeilung sebt iebt baran, in
ben Counties Somerbea unb 6ooo lire
Mrbeitea por5unebmen; fie tpirb big
gisco borgeben unb bann bieies Sabr
nit ben Meifunsen aufb6ren. @s 1T
elm Slid, baB Der fDuberdne Staat Ses
ros, beiieu iouberdne sman3isfte 2eais.
latur por 2ur5em bic rgeologii6e Grs
fori6ung bes 5taates" befanntermeiie
ni6t fiir notbmenbig befunoen, ionbern
perpOrfen bat. peuigltens Der 8unbes,
&egierung seitattet, cine topoerapbil6e
unb geologii6e 4ufnabme i'm 9taate
Seras gu MAIDEN. @erabe bic @egenb,
In tpelder ie5t bic geolpgiiben Nrbeiten
oorgenommen tuerben, 1T in seologii9er
ge3iebuns cine iebr intereHante; tie Be.
greift einen She'll bes norbtpeItlihen
9oblens unb Mineralbiiiritts In fi6.
Die uiReni9aftli@en &eiultate, iuelde
Die llnterfudungen ber Ser. Gtaaien.
@ommiiHon au Sage fbrbern iperben,
tbnnen baber Defenders fiir bic imou.
itriene gntmidlung bes Staates 3eras,
tuel6e iid i'm yaorbueitli6en 9beile
beg States gerabe iebt borbereiiet, in
bobem @rabe widtig unb foIsenreid
luerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23

!. Serren 8albrissan nnb braunes 9isIettreao
llnteraen9, bon sl.75 bis $3.50, per Mn3ug.
gtne bubble MuspabI bon f9narsen 8aIs.
iageru, GantalieidIeifen, Binbfor. unb -four
in banb4 grabatten.
Sin fdoner 8orratb bon Ieinenen uuO fei6e,
men 9erren.Saidentiidern, Spera GdIeiieu,
feibeneu Nesenf9irmen. ~,
Sin febr 3roseS Enforcement bon ipeiseu uiio
biirtei1 RnabensO OberbemOen aus @erfaI, fiirs
alter bon 4-12 Sabrsr, Su ls, 25, So, 50 60.
nnb aufparts.
perrenl9ube in allen Gurmea unb Muasra
nnb 81 allen greiieu.
Son $errer. unb sanabens Strobbiiten baben
inir bas ansgebreitetle Eager int @iibbejlen.
2erreas uls0 Rnaben. Gila6ite, iuei9e un6
feife, bon alien Arten unb Sdnttirlugen.
Sbnb5eus fit 9anleu il. 3inber.
sn bieism 9epartement bin i'd 70 pobI bot.
ssieben, bab id3 aue unb Seberitarl 3u befrie>
bisett berrnag
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
@eioell : 9epartenteltt.

S6barser unb farbiser atlas, bon so Gents
Bic 3t $500.
sarab seiOeafoffe in allen e9attirunsen
3u rs Gents uno $500.
S6parser unO farbiser Gros Grain gu 75e.,
so.e., 81, $1.25 unb $3.50.
@efreifte uno fdedise CONNER. Seiben su
IS, 40, 30, 66, 70 nnb 80 Gents.
S9Daraer nnb farbiser Surab atlas, au
SO un0 rs @ents.
&leiOeritoff 9epartemeut.
Goinmer. gaiin,ire pie Sums. Selling, glba,
trnB, GRAPES, algerienne Streif, Satin DO.
greaabine, Debese gu allen areifen.
Satins, seaei6nef ober einfarbiq au 10, Is,
90, 25, 30 nnb 35 Gents.
@rinfleS Seerinders gu Z, 9, 1o, IL unb 15 CO.
Gingbam in bibf9er AuspabI, an 8, 10,
IL nnb is Gents
8epbbr Giasbau, 81. 20, 25 unb 80 CO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
Oe66al6 ii6er6eugt Guc6!

GranaOFf9e Yercals gu 8, 10, 123 ii. 15 es.
@eseidnete 2aipns gu %, 81, 5, 8 II. 10 es
Beiber unb farbiger MulI-au 121, Is, 20
%, 35 unb SO Gents.
gSeee aaipns -su 5, Z, 8, 10, 124, is, 20,
25, 80, 35 unb DO Gents. Blu 6aben in Bi.
fbopS, 8ictoria uno Snbia 2annS.
@erFfd)e 2aipns in allen Sdattiruhgen bon
15 Bis gu so Gents
GmbrOiberie 9epartenettt.
g6peiser 8orbirung bon 8 Bis rs Cts.
gainbrie 8o,biruns bon 2a-50 es.
aainioof ginfaiiuns bon $50 @tS.
f5arbiae gnrbirungen II. TuBenrdnoe baau.
gtirt Glouncims, bolle adnse .75-$2.50.
SpiBer 9eparten1ent.
Cine enblofe gusipa1l in forsenben @piben.
forten: eshptiide, tirtifd)e, 9ordon, galen.
ria, 8riton, Spanifde, @sturial, Gebora-ir
allen 8reiten, bon Ser biuisffen bis gu Der be.
fen @laiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
Yaraiol : 9eparterteltt.

8ir baben bas bel ipeitem srobte nnb boll.
fGnbigfe Enforcement bon einfaden nno Gu,
rus,@ @onnenfdirmen in oer @tabt.
Shpar6ieioetle YarafolS-hon IS cs. Bis 81.
S9parse atlas. S6irme bon 1856.
S9barae Mtlas. Sd)irme gefiittert mnb nit
Spibenranb bon $2.25-$f5.
Sarbise @araiolS itusefutterte--1.25 Bis $6.
Garbtge Rarafols, gefiitterte, nit @pisen.
rano-bon ESQ Bis $12.
ainber'@araiols art s5, SO, 10 es. u. 81.
9auten : @eibipaaren.
$enben, bolle @roSe, bon 45 eS. bic su 81.
2dnge Semben, bon 10 cS. bis gu 81.
gorfett. .Beifen aller @r0ben, bon 40 Gents
bis gu $1.50.
Son.mer @auae l1eberpefen, in @roBen bon
28-44, gu 40, so unb so @tS.
Cine bubble austpabl bon Sill II. Spibene
bauben fit Sinber boz, % e8. bis 50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
prei(e Gprecben fit Bdnoe!

Surge aiuoertleioer BON 65 es. bis $3.50.
@e5ei9nete unb einfabe SGmeiser bon 123
Gents auftuGrtS.
goroirte lleberfleiber gu 50 unb aufparts.
BorOirte Gaf6nir ScarfS bon $1,5o-$2.
Sbparse unb farbise serfebs Az 81, 1.25,
1.50, So nnb auftpdrtS.
9anlelt Strltnpfiorten.
8rauae 8aIbrigsan, gutter AuaIitat, au 10,
l2, 15, Is, 20, 25, 80 GtS. unb auftparts.
ginfarbise @triimpfe-5u 10, 12, Is, 20,
25 Gents unO aufpdrts.
ginfad)e unb euruS @eibenif,iin,bfe fit
Mabden nno ainoer, in allen 8arben uno su
allen Rreiien.
Goriettz9epartenlent.
Son @orfetts balten ipir bic $50 8one~, bic
8arner 8ros., in alien Braben, bic .g. B".
bic ~. 81, bic v& 81 unb biels onoere
Marfen, gu AZ, so, Is @ts. uns 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
9ie beiten gSaar en- TIT fleinfter Ner=
f1QGuuQ.

Dies alte Spri6mort trifft getpiB Bel
Sr. Yierce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets" C9mad5afte Nbfiibrpil6en) gu,
tpel6e fleine eanbirte pdd6er. faum
gr6Ber als Senffbrner, finb, aber 10
pIel abfiibrenbe 3raft entbalten, tpie in
Die oifite, cbf6redeno ausiebenbe pilIe
gepadt 1T. unslei6 ben biden pilen
iinb fie aber milb unb angenebm in ibs
ret Wirfung; fie erregen fein @rimmen
nnb MAIDEN bic Ddrme ni9t na6trdgs
lid beritopft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
9 biefe QiuberI

Der 8erebrer elmer iungen reisenben
MitttDe min 5iefer feline 4ufpartung
MAIDEN. Das fIeine S69ter9en 6ffs
net ibm bic 3bIr. Ct: 2ies6en, lit
Define Mamn au 0auie2 - 2ies9en:
sNein, fie ldBt fi6 eben beim 3abnarat
einen 3abH einsieben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
3o6(ell 6etOeilen !!

8louneinss unb tiirtilde Mueenranblpiten
in Cream, @eib, Beige uno farbie.
Spanifd)e @uin1pure in Sdpar3, Cream
nnb Beige, anb paiienbe @infafiunsen.
Damen-gaidentider, tpeise, nit Santate,
einfaiIung, 3ierranb nnb Baden; glei9fallS
cine fd0ne auspabl bon Srauer.Saf6entii,
9ern au allen Hreifen.
9altsbaltunssiofe.
Gebleidter Slid !. Damait-su So. 40, 45,
so Gents unb aufipdrts.
8rauner Damaft gu 26, 80, 40 unb so es.
aotber siirtif6er Slid. .9amaf-au 80, So,
40, so unb 60 Gents unb aufiparts.
@ebleidte uno uneebleidte 9amait Sanb.
tii@er, gutter @r0Be, gu 8, 10, 12, Is, 20 Gs.
nnb anfparts. Grobe tiirtif9e 8abe. Sanbs
tii9er au f5, Is, 20 unb 25 Gents.
@etrauifes Sanbtiidersens, bon $40 gts.
Sbiben. .gOrbdnse gu 123, ID, 20, 20, 80
Gents nnb aufuatts.
9rnbirrnoSffoffe AT 10. 10 mn Is Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-23
Gin Nrst oer Seele.
SiOman BON @ilbeluiue b. 6illern,

LGortfesuns.l
so! iagte grneIfine langiam. Sic
fdIpB tuieber bic Muget1, aber fie blieb
0llfre6t iiben. 0ilsbprn trat aunt sSen.
fer uno lieB elm flein tpenig 9i9t nlebr
herein.
sic rieb Ii9 bic Mugen, bann lab iie
iib tDieber uilt. @re.1en tpnr auf bic
Rniee Iiebergeiunfen unb tuagte fi9
nidbt 3u riibren. sSobannes bate fi9
binier ben 1ettl9irm 3uritdge3ogen.
Mie bel ubr lit esq fragte grneitine.
01lb 3p6If, fa8te @ret9en.
Mieber bauerte es ei1 MeiI1en. oils.
born 3og bic Garbinen inner tpeiter
altseinan6er. 90 ndberte li1 bic
Stantsrdtbin abnuugslos BON auBen
Der balb ge6ifneten 8btir, gum Glhd
fab es sSobannes u1b tpinfte ibr ab.
Der tpDllte berein2 fragte grneiiine.
Das Mdbhen! ertpioerte bic Will=
rlers NIT @eiftesgegentpart.
Sine lange paufe trat Elm, man fonns
te bds po9en ber brei, atpif1en Gurdt
unb 6Offuuns f6mebenben 6ersen b6e
relI.
Wiumers, iaste grneffine.
@ndbiges 6rduleins
Dat mfrs nur getrdunit, = ober bab
i9 b0s Bud lpirtli@ rerbrannt2
@1s fiir zines, liebes GrduIein2
Die Mdrdett - bie alten Mdrmenl |
M1, i6 babe He berbrannt- -tuie G9abe.
D0s lit Ia tuieber3ubefon1nlen, lafs
fen Ste fib bas nidt Ieib tbun, meinte
BITE Wilmers, bic fi9 pltbli9 erinnerte,
bnb He am Sage bDr grneifinens Ct.
franfiing 6euer i'm 2amine geieben.
81 metn, bieies Bud ni9t - bie1es
nitti fagte grneifine fdmerali6.
Sic f9uieg tpieber einige Wfinuten
lang.
gDiImers!
S5r1ulein?
sd nleine, i@ iei porbin boE einem
filr9tbarei1 66rei aufgemant. Sd
bin 10 erf9roden, baB itb ani gan3en
2eibe 5itterte. Ga fam man ieben,
tuie Iebbnit man trduuien fann!
Bel uns bot 9liemanb gei6rieea,
l0gte bic Wiamers.
$50 til beun ber Oheim2
Der 1T In Mmsrita.
81 ct fort = unb mid bot ct Bier
geI0fIen2
Sic tuoren ia trant.
Wie longe bin i9 benn f9on 3u 8ette2
8, Elm paar Mohenl
M6 - tuer bot mid benu bebonbelt2
6err Gebeimratb 0eim unb Serr
pr0feHor M6llner.
60 - M0lnerl
Sic berfant In tiefes GGweiger un6
aus ben 6Mipeigen In einen unrubi.
gen 0albf9laf, aber iie ld6elte i'm
9raufae.
GiIsborn unb Sobannes gingen auf
ben 3eben biHaus. DrauBen fiel bies
ier teines Mortes m1dtig 6ilsborn In
bic Mrme.
Mas glaublf Du2 fragte ct enblitb.
SO balte iie fiir gerettet! meiute
9ilsborn.
50 audi ipra6 Sobannes unb
tDii1te fi9 ben alnsfif3peib BON BET
@rst9en fbIhbfte su ibnen binaus
Adb, Jbr iolltet uir feten, iuie fie ba.
lieat, 10 freunblid, tuie nod ME, fie
tpridt aud uiGt i'm 6dlafe fpie ionft.
Grethen, iagte Sobannes, bas bans
ten mir Jbnen, @ott iegne He bafar!
@ret9en blidte iiil 30 0ilsborn auf,
oiefer fonAte ni9t ipibertteben, er ,po
he 01 leine Yrult uub eeSohonnes fdGsi,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
ALBERT SYDNEY JOHNSTON.

An equestrian statue to the memory
OF Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston will
be unveiled today at New Orleans. 1t
surmounts the monument erected in
the Metaire Cemetery by the Asso cia-
ton Of the Army Of Tennessee, and is
said TO be q work Of art,
and an appropriate reminder OF
the great folder who planned
the battle Of Shiloh and fought the
FIRST days fight. The ceremonies of
this unwilling are to take place about
3 o'clock, the hour OF the day when
the great commander received the
wound that resulted In his death.
Among the first oil the general officers
Of the Confederate army, General
Johnston had committed to him the
most difficult OF the tasks allotted them.
With a very inferior force, lily armed
and without requisite equipage, he
was called upon TO maintain dtfen-
sive line extending from Columbus,
KY, to East Tennessee, with his center
at Bowling Green, Ky. History affords
few parallels to the herculean laboIs
thus assumed and to tho patriotic zeal
with which Gen. Johnston went to
their performance. He did all that
WIS possible 10 him TO maintain this
line, and falling back took another,
and concentrating his troops, In four
weeks time put them in the field and
fought one Of the greatest battles of
the war, himself dying at the hour
when the cheers Of victory wero attest
ing his skill and the valor Of his troops.
All too soon he died, leaving no one
to I'll his place, or realizs for the
people the expectancy aud hope he
inspired. Albert Sydney Johnston
was brave soldier and a great gen
eral, worthy the posthumoua honora
TO be conferred today by tle reople OF
New Orleans, by whom his memory
has always bsen held in vsneration
aud respect.
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aud by eating Of the State Superin-
tsndsnt's msagsr allowance Of $500 for
travelling expenses. usually incurred
In attending county institutes and
annual visits to encourage the scho OILS
and school children Of the State.
They also attempted to prevent an in
crease Of the school tax and to de-
crease the appropriation for nor
NAL schools, and reduce the alr6 a1y
too email salary OF tbs Superintendent.
Fighting against these recusan,s, coz
tending for the good and benefit
that educa ion Is as the most compre-
hentive factor in civilization, the
school-lov Democrats won and
saved the party from the disgrace the
American and it's allies would lave put
upon 1t. The Democratic party, that
is, the masses, arsthe ardent friends [ (
public education and believe in Fed
ersl aid. They are convinced that
the public money cannot be put to q
better use than in the educational
training Of the children and fitting
them for the battle Of life. They know
that Q msjodty Of he successful
men OF the country we're public
school boys, and they are con-
WINGED that to the public schools more
than to any other human agency the
great, the rapid advance OF the Repub-
lie Is due. To know their rights and
knowing dare maintain, education waf
essential to pact and is still more 30 ia
the coming generations. The school
fund Of Tennessee would not be toe
much ware It $l0,0,0,0O0, nor the
school tax too much were IL 40 cents
The prosperity Of the State largely de
ponds upon its school facilities. The
public ech Dol houses are the measure
OF the intelligence Of the people ant
their desire to bot out the disgrace o
illiterscy and ssve the Slate from tn,
blighting and blasting effects of igno
rance. To effect this, In default o
adequate State aid, we want Fedora
aid. We must have school houses 10
all the children OF the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06

CHICAGO, ILL. April SAN Inter
Ocean special from Springfield, H.,
says: John Workman, a wealthy
farmer ard lard owner, living near
Curan, was robbed today OF $4,000 BIZ
three men who had evider tly learned
that Workman had that sum upon his
person fer the purpose OF closing a
cattle deal. The men drove to Work
mans bouee one at time, and repre-
sented themselves to be, one en- agri-
cultural implement agent, another a
dealer in land aud q third friend OF
the latter. After driving about the
premises the farmer and The men re-
turned to the farmhouse, when Ia the
midst of a conversation, Workman
was suddenly seized, thrown to the
ground as above stated. The robbers
escaped,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
KISSANE, ALIAS ROGERS.
Judge Alexander walker Gives
Him an Excellent Reputation.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, April 2-Judge
Alexander Walker, in letter to the
Evenin0 Chronicle, after recounting re-
Gently discovered facts concerning
Col. w. X. Rogers, sad: Two OF
the most reputable cit zsns, gentlemen
Of the highest honor and Of records
for chivalric bearing and valorous
conduct in the most tryir &
emergencies OF military service,
were brought into close re-
lations with Col. Rogers during
his service with General Walker.
They bear testimony to his good con-
duct in that service, his efficiency,
promptitude a1d attention to duty,
and his chivslric and honorable bear.
ing on all occasions. He was one OF
the group Of chief officers OF Gen. Wal
ker, who came to this city after the
surrender Of Walkers command.
Whilst there he bore himself with
manly dignity and propriety. The
only departure from this course Of
conduct wss his acceptance If cbal-
lenge and hostile meeting en-
the field Of honor forced upon him By
Col. Henry, whom he wounded in
an honorable duel at Bay st
Louis. 10 the affair a gentleman now
residing in this city acted as second,
and will bear testimony to the honor
able bearing of Rogers. Gen. Walker,
who was the soul Of honor, in the his
tory OF his expedition, refers in highly
complimentary terms to Rogers's Off
cisl service whilst with him in Central
America"
Alter referring to the exhibition of
high traits of honorable and manly
character which have been oouspicu.
Gus in Rogers's career after his re-
moval 10 the Pacific slope, It is sta ed
that "other evidences is furnished OF
the good conduct and manly qualities